Returns a high-level snapshot of the current store: name, catalogue counts, open alert count, calibration summary, and l

Returns a high-level snapshot of the current store: name, catalogue counts, open alert count, calibration summary, and last sync time. Use this as the first tool call in any conversation to orient the response. ALWAYS read agents before answering anything about what the platform is or is not doing: when an agent is in dry run its executor logs decisions and sends nothing live, which is the single fact that explains a busy store with almost no applied changes. Say so, and give the route in agents.dry_run[].turn_it_on, before discussing anything else. tenant_type says whether this is a Shopify storefront or a business without one — a business without one has no products, feed or theme, so do not offer them. decisions is the whole-store bucket census and is the ONLY honest denominator for "how much has the platform changed": most of it is usually no_change bookkeeping, so never quote a total as changes made. Catalogue counts come in two vocabularies that answer different questions and do NOT agree: catalogue.storefront_status is what Shopify says (active / draft / archived) and is what "active" normally means; catalogue.magistry_lifecycle is Magistry's own label for how a product is being managed. Quote whichever the question is about, and never read one as the other.